Is An Official Update from Comodo on CTM possible?

[Guest]

[Tech]

As previously stated, Comodo are waiting until there are more concrete details on the proposed snapshotting in Windows 8.

Ewen :-)

Then, remove the availability of the program (that is not being developed, not supported) and if it will come back, resurrect it and bring it back later.

Besides, Comodo is being exposed to similar responsability issues if CTM fails.
https://forums.comodo.com/melihs-corner-ceo-talkdiscussionsblog/the-future-of-computer-security-t9998.0.html;msg533361#msg533361

[EricJH]

Then, remove the availability of the program (that is not being developed, not supported) and if it will come back, resurrect it and bring it back later.

There may be still many happy users out there and people willing to give it a try.

Besides, Comodo is being exposed to similar responsability issues if CTM fails.
https://forums.comodo.com/melihs-corner-ceo-talkdiscussionsblog/the-future-of-computer-security-t9998.0.html;msg533361#msg533361

Apples and oranges. You are pointing to a paid product where CTM is a free product.

[Melih]

We have asked our guys to remove the product from the website for now.

thanks

Melih

[blattida]

We have asked our guys to remove the product from the website for now.

thanks

Melih

Hi Melih!

A simple question: why?

[HeffeD]

A simple question: why?

Because a user recommended it be removed.

[wasgij6]

Because a user recommended it be removed.

it makes sense to me 2.8 only causes problems for a lot of users and it isnt supported anymore.

[Melih]

Hi Melih!

A simple question: why?

its causing too much of a discussion point and confusion.

[Tech]

Good movement Melih. At least, until the software get a further development.

[blatug]

its causing too much of a discussion point and confusion.

What confusion?

I just started using CTM 2.8, it's been working very well for me. Very fast and just works.
No errors.

It's sad, before it was Steadystate, now CTM.
Sad for libraries, schools, net cafes, and parents, who are on a low budget.

[james.lewis]

What confusion?

I just started using CTM 2.8, it's been working very well for me. Very fast and just works.
No errors.

It's sad, before it was Steadystate, now CTM.
Sad for libraries, schools, net cafes, and parents, who are on a low budget.

Hear hear!

[Tech]

R.I.P.

[panic]

R.I.P.

It's only RIP when you stop using it.

Comodo had a previous product called Disk Shield that never really got out of beta. Sort of like a cut down CTM but much simplified. I've still got it running on a dedicated PC and it's "revert to baseline on reboot" feature is perfect for that PCs intended use.

Cheers,
Ewen :-)

[HeffeD]

I just started using CTM 2.8, it's been working very well for me. Very fast and just works.
No errors.

I'm also using 2.8. Never had a problem with it. I did try the 2.9 beta, but it was too slow to rollback, so I went back to 2.8 which was working just fine.

[Solarlynx]

We have asked our guys to remove the product from the website for now.

So I was lucky to get it before removal.

I have been using both CTMs 2.8 and 2.9 beta (on diffrent comps, of course) for many months and happy about that - they really 'saved my pc life' zillion times.

[Tech]

It's only RIP when you stop using it.

No, you know that. It's R.I.P. when it stop being developed and we can't trust such a critical program in this situation. It's not my fault.

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